EPTAnd how about Ryse?
BTW: Thanks for advice guys, i watched Kung Fury and i liked it. I dont think i would enjoy Blood Dragon though. Whats fun in movies might not be fun in game.
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Silvanel
Poland4751 Posts
And how about Ryse? BTW: Thanks for advice guys, i watched Kung Fury and i liked it. I dont think i would enjoy Blood Dragon though. Whats fun in movies might not be fun in game. | ||
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FFGenerations
7088 Posts
bioshock infinite (for the dlc story) child of light (looks flashy) metro redux (cinematic) tesla effect (cinematic) ethan carter (got this a while ago) valiant hearts the great war (cinematic) remember me (cinematic) contrast (cinematic) alice (got this a while ago) im waiting for life is strange (cinematic) | ||
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Kronen
United States732 Posts
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deth2munkies
United States4051 Posts
On June 16 2015 07:31 Kronen wrote: Gents... what are the chances you'd give Pillars of Eternity going down to 33-50% off? I'm really itching to buy it.... It was 50 on GoG a few days ago. | ||
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emperorchampion
Canada9496 Posts
On June 16 2015 07:31 Kronen wrote: Gents... what are the chances you'd give Pillars of Eternity going down to 33-50% off? I'm really itching to buy it.... Almost 100% that it will be reduced further imo. | ||
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Thalandros
Netherlands1151 Posts
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LaNague
Germany9118 Posts
Like xcom, banner saga, AoW and the like. The more combat and leveling and less running around, the better | ||
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Silvanel
Poland4751 Posts
On June 16 2015 09:15 Thalandros wrote: Has anyone played the DLC for Dishonored? I am interested in it and I did like the main game a lot. A few pages before there was discussion about it. Some people like DLCs even more than main game. Knife of Dunwall+ Brigmore Witches is like 10h playtime. Damn i must have missed it. | ||
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Simberto
Germany11820 Posts
On June 16 2015 10:05 LaNague wrote: anyone know more recent turn based combat games with leveling/RPG-light elements? Like xcom, banner saga, AoW and the like. The more combat and leveling and less running around, the better Xenonauts? A remake of classic X-Com. Levelling doesn't include choices on your part, troops improve what they are doing a lot. Tech choices still yours to make, which improve your stuff. Basically 90% tactical combat, rest strategic management. You could also consider Blood Bowl, it does involve punching and levelling, also playing ball, but the RNG can be very infuriating since it is table-top based. Dawn of War II might also be something you like, the campaign is basically a tactical RPG game, despite the game looking like it wants to be an RTS and its predecessor being an RTS. | ||
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rebdomine
6040 Posts
I wasn't banking on the 2nd game being on this kind of discount already given how it just hit Steam fairly recently. I'm mid-way through the 1st game and was looking forward to picking up the 2nd game eventually. I'll gladly take this deal now though (as I am nearly done with the 1st game) | ||
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WolfintheSheep
Canada14127 Posts
On June 16 2015 05:49 FFGenerations wrote: i like cinematic games and got remember me (cinematic) Gotta say that Remember Me is "cinematic" for all the wrong reasons, mostly because the gameplay is extremely generic and feels like time padding between cutscenes...half of which are purple-prosey monologues. That, and most of the characters are forgettable, the protagonist is a blind idiot throughout the whole game, and the writing is really, really cheesy (or just bad). Ironically, it probably would've been a much better game if it was entirely a cinematic adventure game that focused on the whole memory rewriting thing (which is barely even 10 minutes total in the entire game) instead of weak platforming and stripped down Arkham-style combat. But I guess it's cheap enough that you can play it without regretting the purchase too much (I played it during a free PSN trial, so yay). Still, now that Steam has a refund policy, no harm in commenting on buys, right?  | ||
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Kronen
United States732 Posts
On June 16 2015 14:29 Simberto wrote: Xenonauts? A remake of classic X-Com. Levelling doesn't include choices on your part, troops improve what they are doing a lot. Tech choices still yours to make, which improve your stuff. Basically 90% tactical combat, rest strategic management. You could also consider Blood Bowl, it does involve punching and levelling, also playing ball, but the RNG can be very infuriating since it is table-top based. Dawn of War II might also be something you like, the campaign is basically a tactical RPG game, despite the game looking like it wants to be an RTS and its predecessor being an RTS. +1 for the Blood Bowl suggestion. Playing in the OCC (basically iccup for blood bowl) has been an incredible experience that I strongly suggest. With third party apps like BBManager it's easier to get a handle on the RNG too. I just lost two games (and 4 players) in 2 orc games to getting Nuffle-screwed, but sometimes that happens. Pm if you have any questions. | ||
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gTank
Austria2610 Posts
On June 16 2015 15:44 WolfintheSheep wrote: Gotta say that Remember Me is "cinematic" for all the wrong reasons, mostly because the gameplay is extremely generic and feels like time padding between cutscenes...half of which are purple-prosey monologues. That, and most of the characters are forgettable, the protagonist is a blind idiot throughout the whole game, and the writing is really, really cheesy (or just bad). Ironically, it probably would've been a much better game if it was entirely a cinematic adventure game that focused on the whole memory rewriting thing (which is barely even 10 minutes total in the entire game) instead of weak platforming and stripped down Arkham-style combat. But I guess it's cheap enough that you can play it without regretting the purchase too much (I played it during a free PSN trial, so yay). Still, now that Steam has a refund policy, no harm in commenting on buys, right? Refunds only work when you have 2 hours or less playtime. | ||
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JimmyJRaynor
Canada17486 Posts
and its part of a big E3 Digital Ticket powered by Twitch if you already have a WildStar account you can purchase 1 of these for 1 thirty day extension to your play time. the combat in WildStar is a lot of fun. WildStar is going F2P in the fall and the way they are structuring it .. if u do not buy the box copy or the "virtual box" you'll have a small inventory bag. So its worth the $1 when this eventually goes F2P. They are doing other small things to make paying $0 a small pain in the ass when it comes to game play. Therefore, i recommend purchasing the virtual box copy for $1. https://www.humblebundle.com/twitche3?utm_source=Social&utm_medium=Link&utm_campaign=E3 2015 Digital Ticket i think this is the stuff of gold farmers dreams  there appears to be some other cool stuff in this package, but i don't know much about it. Twitch Turbo for 30 days,Warframe Perks etc etc. and you can get Pay Day 2 if u pay at least $5.93. would Twitch.tv have made this so cool if Youtube.com had not just arrived on the scene? | ||
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ZenithM
France15952 Posts
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Vorenius
Denmark1979 Posts
On June 16 2015 04:26 Faruko wrote: Thats a terrible deal for Divinity :/ Divinity Anthology Individual price: 5,98€ Bundle price: 7,49€ Well done, Larian!  Also, -33% for Original Sin is very disappointing indeed. It was the same more then 6 months ago when it was relatively new, and it's been to -40% during winter. Was honestly expecting -50% during summer sale. Really wanna play it, but not at current price. (never mind the fact that apparently $26.79 = 26,79€) | ||
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Miragee
8659 Posts
On June 16 2015 23:53 Vorenius wrote: Divinity Anthology Individual price: 5,98€ Bundle price: 7,49€ Well done, Larian! Also, -33% for Original Sin is very disappointing indeed. It was the same more then 6 months ago when it was relatively new, and it's been to -40% during winter. Was honestly expecting -50% during summer sale. Really wanna play it, but not at current price. (never mind the fact that apparently $26.79 = 26,79€) Buy it at gog. Gog doesn't have dies $=€ bullshit. And Divinity is well worth the 30 € or whatever it will cost at a sale. | ||
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JimmyJRaynor
Canada17486 Posts
On June 16 2015 23:35 ZenithM wrote: Thanks JimmyJRaynor, that convinced me to buy the E3 Ticket my gf who is in silver/gold likes the game when i try really hard i can make diamond and i like WildStar... that former Team Liquid Protoss philosopher guy who has 250+ apm in his sleep also liked the game for a long while...sry just can't remember his name. so WildStar can appeal to a wide range of skill levels i hope you like it. | ||
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sung_moon
United States10110 Posts
I could wait and find out, but I'm tempted to just buy and play right now to catch up to friends lol. | ||
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Vaelone
Finland4400 Posts
On June 17 2015 00:44 sung_moon wrote: Kind of a weird question, but does anybody know if a game like Divinity:OS will go down in price even further during a later sale/final 2 day sale? I could wait and find out, but I'm tempted to just buy and play right now to catch up to friends lol. It won't, if it's on daily sale or flash sale thats as low as it's going to go during the current sale. And it's on daily right now. | ||
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